PDF tasks, done right.

Break a document into equal chunks — you pick how many pages each file gets.

Separate odd and even pages into two files — for single-sided scanners.

Interleave pages from two files — handy for front and back scans.

Get editable paragraphs, headings, lists and images into a Word file — nothing uploaded.

Turn a .docx into a PDF whose text you can still select and search.

Pull a table out of a PDF into a spreadsheet.

Turn a spreadsheet into a PDF anyone can open.

Turn each PDF page into a slide you can edit.

Turn a .pptx into a PDF where every slide keeps its size, design, pictures and charts.

Turn every page into an image you can drop anywhere.

Put your photos or scans into one tidy PDF, in the order you want.

Turn GIF images into a PDF. Animations keep their first frame.

Put BMP bitmaps into one tidy PDF, in the order you want.

Put AVIF photos into one PDF without losing quality.

Turn an HTML file into a PDF whose text you can still select and search.

Turn a plain text file into a clean, paginated PDF.

Turn a Markdown file into a PDF with real headings, lists and tables.

Turn a CSV spreadsheet into a readable PDF table.

Turn a Rich Text document into a PDF.

Turn a LibreOffice or OpenOffice text document into a PDF.

Turn a LibreOffice or OpenOffice spreadsheet into a PDF.

The archival format — and an honest list of what still blocks it.

Find out why an archive submission was rejected.

Turn pages the right way up and save them that way.

Stamp page numbers wherever you want them.

Stamp text across every page — angle and opacity are yours.

Put a color, a letterhead or a faint logo behind every page, without covering the text.

Find possible misspellings in a PDF and mark each one, with suggestions, before you send it.

Change the title, author, subject and keywords.

Trim the margins or cut down to just the part you need.

Change the page size — A4, Letter, or a margin you set yourself.

Mirror pages horizontally or vertically.

Reorder and impose your pages so a folded, stapled stack reads 1-2-3-4.

Split one big page into ordinary sheets you can tape together.

Put a mixed-size document onto one page size, without stretching anything.

Fit two, four or more pages onto one printed sheet.

Stamp an approval, date or logo — pick the corner and opacity.

Stamp sequential legal numbering across a whole set of files.

Add a line of text to the top or bottom of every page.

Change the words already in the document, not just add new ones.

Highlight, draw and leave notes without changing the original text.

Make a heavy file small enough to email, without wrecking it.

Find and drop blank backs from a scan — by measuring ink coverage.

See whether a PDF meets accessibility rules.

Tag the document so a screen reader can follow it.

See the order a screen reader follows, fix it, and set headings, lists, image descriptions and page furniture.

Put the invoice XML inside the invoice PDF, the way the standard wants.

Open an XRechnung, ZUGFeRD, UBL or Polish KSeF e-invoice and get a readable PDF copy.

Create an XRechnung e-invoice for German public-sector and business customers — every required field in one form.

Create a Polish KSeF e-invoice in the official FA(3) format, ready to import into Aplikacja Podatnika KSeF 2.0.

Make a proper invoice PDF — nothing uploaded.

Prove a payment was received — nothing uploaded.

Send a price before it becomes a bill — nothing uploaded.

Design a certificate with your logo — or one for every name on a list.

Turn one spreadsheet into a folder of invoice PDFs — free, and nothing is uploaded.

Find out whether the words you blacked out can still be pulled out of the file.

Strip the script, triggers and launch actions out of a PDF you were sent.

Find out whether a PDF has real text or is just a picture of one — before you run OCR.

Find out why a print shop would reject your PDF — before you send it.

Make a scanned PDF searchable.

Try to recover a file that will not open.

Straighten pages that came out crooked from the scanner.

Drop the color to shrink the file and cut printing cost.

Set a password so only the right people can open it.

Remove a password from a file you already have the password for.

Actually remove sensitive parts — not just draw a box over them.

Draw or type your signature and place it anywhere — embedded as vector.

See exactly what changed between two versions — the wording, or the drawing.

Paste two texts and see exactly what changed, word by word.

Bake form fields into the page so no one can change them.

Pull the answers out of filled-in PDF forms as JSON, XFDF or a spreadsheet.

One PDF form and a spreadsheet — one filled-in copy for every row.

Crop a photo to official passport size and print it at exact size.

Put both sides of an ID card on one page at real size, ready to print or send.

Remove shadows and yellow light from a photographed or scanned document.

Turn a document into clean Markdown for notes or an AI pipeline.

Turn a document into clean, readable HTML — headings, lists and paragraphs.

Place one PDF on top of another — stamps, letterheads, backgrounds.

Type anywhere on the page — no conversion, nothing reflows.

Drop a logo, photo or scan onto any page and place it where you want.

Cover parts of a page and type over them. To remove for good, use Redact.

Mark up passages in color — the text underneath stays selectable.

Fill in a PDF form’s fields and lock them if you want — nothing uploaded.

Draw boxes where people should type, and get a PDF they can fill in.

Photograph your pages and get a PDF — the image is never transmitted.

Have any PDF read aloud — your document is never uploaded.

Open and read a PDF right here — nothing installed, nothing uploaded.

Read a .docx, .pptx or .xlsx without Office installed.

Change the text in a .docx without opening Word — the formatting stays.

Turn it into plain text with the lines and paragraphs intact.

Save every embedded picture at its original resolution — not a screenshot.

Turn pages into lossless images, with a transparent background option.

Bundle PNG images into one document, in the order you choose.

Save PDF pages as TIFF images.

Turn TIFF scans into one PDF.

Open a hospital scan without installing anything.

Turn a PDF into a reflowable e-book.

Turn an XPS or OXPS file from Windows into a PDF anyone can open — text, fonts, images and drawings kept.

Turn a CAD drawing saved as DXF into a PDF anyone can open — lines, blocks, dimensions, text and layer colors kept as sharp vectors.

Transcribe a recording to text — interviews, lectures, meetings, voice memos. Save it as a text file or a PDF, with timestamps if you like.

Turn an e-book into a PDF you can print.

Keep the vectors — scale a page to any size without it going blurry.

Lift tables out as rows and columns any spreadsheet can open.

A formatted text file every word processor opens, on any system.

iPhone photos into a document anyone can open, whatever they use.

Fix dull, dark or tinted photos in one step — better contrast, balanced brightness, natural color and a little extra sharpness.

Turn JPG photos into lossless PNG files.

Turn PNG images into smaller JPG files.

Turn WebP images into JPG that every app opens.

Turn WebP images into lossless PNG, transparency kept.

The iPhone photo format nothing else opens, saved as JPG.

iPhone HEIC files as lossless PNG, ready for anything.

Put WebP images into one PDF — transparency is kept.

Open Apple Pages and Numbers files anywhere, no Mac needed.

Restructure the file so the first page shows before the rest downloads.

Strip every comment, highlight and stamp — keeping your links and form fields.

Number the front matter i, ii, iii and let the body start at 1 — in the reader, not on the page.

Give a whole batch of PDFs clear, numbered names in one go — the files themselves stay untouched.

Pull the files hidden inside a PDF back out — including the XML in an e-invoice.

Attach spreadsheets, source files or anything else inside a PDF.

Strip the author, software and timestamps a file carries without showing them.

Check whether a signed PDF has changed since it was signed — nothing uploaded.